The phrase "abusive foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a foster care situation that involves mistreatment or harm towards a child.
Example: "The report revealed that the child had been placed in an abusive foster home, leading to serious emotional and physical distress."
Alternatives: "neglectful foster" or "harmful foster".
"The shortage of foster homes results in abusive foster homes not being closed by the state.
One of them was Donna, a transgender 25-year-old who started selling sex at 13 after running away from abusive foster and group homes.
And he'll have to be: his mother dies, and Khaled, afraid to tell anyone for fear of being placed in an abusive foster home, begins a grim charade.
In midwest America, a voice-hearing orphan, Allie, uses it to murder her abusive foster carer before styling herself "Mother Eve".
One need only to remember that Harry Potter, after all, has had to deal with the murder of his parents and an abusive foster family.
Even without the paedophile and the abusive foster parent and the absent father and the mentally ill mother, it would have been difficult.
Barrister Trish Maguire, who acted for Sam when he was at the mercy of abusive foster-parents, wants to believe he is innocent, but her attempts to help him cause a clash with her best friend, DCI Caro Lyalt, the senior officer on the case.
This gripping novel alternates between two story lines: in one, the budding con artists Nat and Ruth struggle to survive in an abusive Christian foster home; in the other, set some years in the future, Ruth, inexplicably rendered mute, leads her niece, Cora, on a journey across New York State on foot.
But the wider system it has always championed may still help foster abusive attitudes.
After an abusive childhood in foster care, this executive sees success as his revenge.
